| Drug for a poison victim, maybe |
IPECAC |
| Exerciser's acid |
LACTIC |
| Extremely |
TOO |
| Fella |
BUB |
| Field's partner |
TRACK |
| Having wings |
ALATE |
| He's always with Roseanne? |
SEAN |
| Is a bad dog |
BITES |
| Laud, as virtues |
EXTOL |
| Like litmus, in an acid solution |
RED |
| Mediterranean, for one |
SEA |
| Mental perception |
KEN |
| Miles per gallon, e.g |
RATE |
| Music used in 1979's "10" |
BOLERO |
| Nicer "Good riddance" |
BYE |
| Opposite of well |
ILL |
| Outer arm bone |
ULNA |
| Paper contents |
NEWS |
| Person watching shoppers carefully |
STOREDETECTIVE |
| Powerful card |
ACE |
| Pretentiously stylish |
ARTY |
| Primrose with yellow flowers |
OXLIP |
| Result of overexercise |
ACHE |
| Seek clarification |
ASK |
| Show fallibility |
ERR |
| Some spa treatments |
MUDBATHS |
| Soothing ointment |
BALM |
| Steep-sided plateau |
MESA |
| Support for Thomas Kinkade |
EASEL |
| Things that go together, collectively |
SET |
| Title for Conrad's Jim |
LORD |
| Trade for money |
SELL |
| Turnkey's workplace |
STIR |
| Unruly group |
MOB |
| Vacationer's slide show |
TRAVELOG |
| Verbalizer |
UTTERER |
| You may find a fork in it |
ROAD |
| ___ Paulo, Brazil |
SAO |
